Advances in Image Enhancement and Adaptation

The field of image processing is moving towards developing more sophisticated and task-driven approaches to enhance and adapt images in various environments. Researchers are focusing on creating models that can effectively address challenges such as image degradation, blur, and domain shifts. The development of novel architectures and techniques, such as frequency-driven kernel prediction and adaptive cross-domain learning, is enabling significant improvements in image quality and accuracy. Noteworthy papers in this area include AquaFeat, which achieves state-of-the-art results in underwater object detection, and FOCUS, which proposes a frequency-based conditioning approach for mitigating catastrophic forgetting during test-time adaptation. Additionally, papers like MBMamba and AdaSFFuse are introducing innovative solutions for image deblurring and multimodal image fusion, respectively.

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AquaFeat: A Features-Based Image Enhancement Model for Underwater Object Detection

MBMamba: When Memory Buffer Meets Mamba for Structure-Aware Image Deblurring

Learn Faster and Remember More: Balancing Exploration and Exploitation for Continual Test-time Adaptation

Frequency-Driven Inverse Kernel Prediction for Single Image Defocus Deblurring

DEEP-SEA: Deep-Learning Enhancement for Environmental Perception in Submerged Aquatics

FOCUS: Frequency-Optimized Conditioning of DiffUSion Models for mitigating catastrophic forgetting during Test-Time Adaptation

Task-Generalized Adaptive Cross-Domain Learning for Multimodal Image Fusion

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